An Inspiring & Interactive Event for Companies Who Want to Understand Generation Y! For Presidents, Senior Executives, Managers and Marketers

UNDERSTANDING THE DNA OF GENERATION Y is an enlightening and empowering keynote that blends an interactive game, current content and practical applications.  Dr. Karyn breaks down the complex world of Generation Y through an inside-out approach.  She will help your company understand Generation Y - their thoughts and their feelings - and how this transcends into their external world of choices, attitude, habits and overall lifestyle.

In this 75 minute keynote, you will learn:

INTERNAL TRENDS
What they are thinking.
What they value.
What they are feeling.
What stresses them out.
What their dreams are.
How Generation Y define cool.

EXTERNAL TRENDS
What are their overall habits.
What is their lifestyle.
What they are buying.
How they spend their time.
What they watch and read.
What they listen to.
How the ‘cool factor’ impacts their habits.

Let Dr. Karyn help you fully understand and reach this unique generation!

“People in our organization have benefited from her practical, energetic and youthful approach to important youth issues.”
Michael McCain, CEO, Maple Leaf Foods Inc.

“The feedback on your keynote was overwhelmingly positive … it was not only informative but inspiring. Since that day, I personally have put to use the advice you offered and have found it works incredibly well.”
Patricia Kwasnik, Event Coordinator, Ministry of Community and Social Services

“Dr. Karyn’s presentation is amazing. Her genuine and unpretentious demeanour comes across clearly as she shares realistic and ‘doable’ concepts to assist adults to work successfully with youth to help them become healthy, well-adjusted individuals. The key concepts identified by Dr. Karyn make perfect sense both in an adult world, and in the mysterious world of adolescence. Although she spoke for 2 hours- it felt like 5 minutes- one could listen to her for a full day easily. Everyone is still buzzing about it. Bravo!”
Laurie Columbus, Manager, Niagara Region Public Health Department